Saved, Healed, Delivered — Paid in the Blood

Pastor Matt Scott teaches The Law of Inheritance deliverance: the shed blood of Jesus paid for our salvation, healing, and freedom. “Jesus shed His blood so that you can be saved, healed, and delivered.” Yet believers may still battle sickness or torment. The issue isn’t whether the atonement is enough—it’s whether we apply it to the real problem at the root. The Law of Inheritance deliverance shows that freedom begins when we allow the blood of Jesus to reach every part of our lives, both seen and unseen.

Misdiagnosis vs. Deliverance in the Law of Inheritance

Inside the church, we often treat spiritual problems like psychological ones. However, the Bible makes it clear that many struggles are spiritual, not just emotional. “You can’t counsel a demon.” “You can’t medicate a demon.” When we try to numb the soul, we also dull our sensitivity to the Holy Spirit. Therefore, real deliverance requires spiritual discernment. Scripture frames our primary struggle as spiritual (Ephesians 6). If something is “stealing, killing, and destroying,” then it must be dealt with. True freedom comes when believers identify the root and invite Jesus to heal and cleanse it completely.

Pipes, Patterns, and Generations

From Genesis 17, covenant creates a “pipe” through which blessings flow to descendants. Yet the enemy loves to hijack that pipeline. Because of sin or compromise, patterns often repeat and intensify across generations (Abraham → Isaac → Jacob; David → Solomon). That’s why Jesus warned in Matthew 12 about a house swept clean but left empty. “It might not have started with you, but it can end with you.” Conversely, “If you don’t face your parents’ demons, your kids will.”

The Law of Inheritance deliverance reveals that God designed covenant for blessing, not bondage. Therefore, believers must take responsibility for what flows through their spiritual lineage. When we repent, renounce, and fill our lives with God’s truth, the pipeline of blessing runs clean and strong.

How Freedom Flows: Recognize, Repent, Renounce, Remove, Renew

Deliverance is the biblical way to close doors and evict torment. Each step works together to build lasting freedom:

• Recognize repeating signs such as lust, fear, manipulation, or control.

• Repent—change your mind and agree with God’s Word.

• Renounce—break agreement with lies, vows, and occult ties.

• Remove—cast out the spirit in Jesus’ name so it cannot return.

• Renew—fill the house with Scripture, worship, discipline, and discipleship.

This is not behavior management; instead, it’s about applying the blood of Jesus to the right problem. When we respond in obedience, transformation follows. “We don’t overcome by the discipline of the body—we overcome by the blood of Jesus Christ.”